Plan your Shanghai Tour during Chinese New Year? Maybe this is your first time to visit China during its Spring Festival, the biggest national holiday in China just like Christmas in the west. Definitely you won’t miss the golden opportunity to look for the places in Shanghai that have the new year’s most festive atmosphere and rich traditional customs…
Plan your Shanghai tour? Basically you should include People’s Square on your Shanghai’s first-time visit list. People’s Square is the soul of Shanghai, both physically and spiritually. Originally the largest in Asia before 1949, now it has become the largest, chic and modern square in Shanghai after over 60 years’ development. Some Useful Tips 1….
Plan your Shanghai tour? Walking on the Bund is basically one of your must-to-do things on your first trip to Shanghai. Strolling along the promenade allows you to have a clear view of the magnificent Pudong Skyline. Come here in the evening before 11:00 pm for the glimpse of the illuminated skyline of high and…
Plan your Shanghai Tour? A pilgrimage stroll on the Bund will be definitely on your bucket list, allowing you to have a glimpse of the dominating image of Shanghai – Pudong Skyline, or more exactly known as Lujiazui Skyline, a cluster of megatall skyscrapers. Lujiazui is the core of Pudong, the new trade and financial…
If you plan your Shanghai tour, you don’t want to miss the Bund. It is a waterfront in the central Shanghai. Running along the western bank of Huangpu River, the promenade parallels a section of Zhongshan Road (No.01 East Zhongshan Road) within the former Shanghai Concession-Era buildings. The sharp contrast between the historical block of…
The Bund is a one-km long strip starting from the eastern tip of Yan’an Road on the south and Waibaidu Bridge on the north. It is a raised promenade on the western bank of Huangpu River in Shanghai. It runs from north to south paralleling Zhongshan East No. 1 Road flanked by the 22 heritage…
Plan your Shanghai tour? If you are a sunrise enthusiast, you may consider getting to the Bund where you are possibly lucky enough to catch the amazing sunrise glow over the skyline of skyscrapers and futuristic buildings on the other side of Huangpu River. Just check out the sunrise time for your preferred day, set…
Planning your Shanghai tour? If you happen to visit Shanghai during late March and early April, you have the chance to participate in the annual cherry blossom festival in Shanghai. Best Place to see Cherry Blossom in Shanghai The main venue for the blossom festival is Gucun Park (顾村公园), Gucun Town, Baoshan District, about 20km…